Yoo-Jeong Kwon

Title: Yoo-Jeong Kwon’s Semiconductor Memory Innovations.

Introduction

Yoo-Jeong Kwon is an inventor based in Hwaseong, South Korea, whose work focuses on semiconductor memory modules and memory systems. His patent portfolio includes 2 patents, with inventions addressing power management and memory-module operation.

Latest Patents

Kwon’s patent, “Semiconductor Memory Modules Including Power Management Integrated Circuits,” describes a memory module with memory devices and a power management integrated circuit mounted on a printed circuit board. The circuit generates a voltage for the memory devices and adjusts it based on the difference between that voltage and a signal received from an external device.

His patent, “Memory Modules, Memory Systems, and Methods of Operating Memory Modules,” concerns a control device that manages communications between an external device and semiconductor memory devices. During normal operation, the control device can perform hidden command-and-address training by exchanging signals with at least one memory device.

Career Highlights

Kwon is associated with Samsung Electronics Co., Ltd. His patented work addresses practical aspects of memory technology, including voltage regulation and signal training within memory modules.

Collaborations

Kwon’s listed coworkers include Kyudong Lee and Young-ho Lee. Their shared professional context reflects collaborative work in semiconductor memory development.

Conclusion

Yoo-Jeong Kwon’s inventions contribute to semiconductor memory technology through approaches to power management and reliable communication between memory devices and control systems.